I have been using 35mm and medium format cameras the past 30 years.  In 2003 I completely moved to digital.  Digital image processing offers limitless options for creativity, and freedom in expression.  I spend many hours in my digital darkroom fine-tuning each image, to produce highest quality prints.  I use various creative digital techniques from traditional color, such as tone and contrast adjustment, plus unlimited effects:  blending my original photographs in unique ways, creating an artistic interpretation of what I see, in order to express my emotions and feeling in the moment when I captured this scene.

My portfolio includes traditional landscapes, floral and architectural subjects, urban landscapes, and abstract artistic impression images in color, black & white, and monochrome toning.

I currently use a Canon digital SLR cameras and Canon lenses.  I use Adobe Photoshop CS2 as main photo-editing software in producing my images.  Most recently I have added Adobe's new software Adobe Photoshop Lightroom to my digital darkroom, a robust tools for organize, managing ,and fine-tune large volumes of digital images, with precise globally correcting white balance, exposure, tone curves, lens distortion, and color casts.

Please view the photographs in my gallery.  I hope you enjoy them.   You can purchase limited edition fine art photographic prints for decoration your home and office from this site.

Fine Art Photographic Prints
All fine art prints from Vladimir Rayzman Photoart Gallery are limited editions of 100 prints, no matter what the size or medium.  These are high quality professional inkjet prints; color accuracy, detail, and sharpness are superior.  Prints are expected to last a lifetime without fading or color.  All photographs are custom printed, signed, titled, and dated by Vladimir Rayzman in pencil on the back of the mount.  Prints come with certificate:  Title, Location, Catalog #, Shooting Date, and Date printed.  Prints are made using the professional-level Epson Photographic Printers with Epson ultra chrome inks.

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Size and Finish
My standard print size offerings are: 7 x 5, 8 X 8, 8 x 10, 8 x 12, 10 X 10, 11 x 14, 12 X 12, 12 x 16, 12 x 18, and 13 x 19.  Actual image size of my prints can vary greatly.  I crop my images for the best format for that particular composition. Prints are available on heavyweight archival matte finish.  Matte finish is less reflective, but glossy gives colors a little more saturation.  My personal preference is matte finish.  With the heavyweight professional matte paper, the prints have the look and feel of a traditional photograph but with much better color and, clarity, and sharpness.

Matting and Framing
Prints are offered as Prints Only, Matted, or Matted and Framed.  All mattes are single white, museum quality archival rag board made with acid free components.  Matting can be provided for any size image chosen.  The matting typically adds 4-5" all around to the print size.

For framed orders I choose a single mat and frame that I believe best suits the actual print.  Due to the variety of Mattes and Frames available I would suggest customers have this done locally to more accurately match the print with its surroundings.  It may be more economical for customer to do the framing yourself due to packaging & shipping costs, plus the risks of safe shipping.

Custom Large Prints
Larger custom sizes prints, custom color mattes, double or triple matting, can be special ordered by requesting a quote.  The price will be emailed to the customer for authorization, and the customer can use the Custom Order form to place the order.  A link will be provided with the quote.

Email: vrphotography@vrphotoart.com

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All of the images on Vladimir Rayzman Photoart Gallery are protected by the US and International Copyright laws. They are exclusive property of Vladimir Rayzman, and may not be copied, reproduced, published or re-transmitted under any circumstances without the written permission of the copyright holder.

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